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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26
What Is Expected of Indianapolis.

+ ok ONO GezetteTribune.
The city of INDIANAPOLIS is on the eve of most
important municipal election. Ordinarily a city
canvass does not awaken much interest beyond
those Immediately subject to its results. This
is an important exception, occasion of pro-
found concern to the of law and order
throughout tho entire State. Naturally enough,
responsible and respectable citizenship is con-
cerned in an issue which is to condone con-
denim of the most monstrous outrages ever
perpetrated upon the people of Indiana. The
men who plotted TO steal suffrage in the last
general election are identified with party
organization, whose nomination they dictated,
whose canvass they organized and whose sue
cess they now struggle for with effort born of
desperation. 1t is of immediate and pressing
interest to all good citizens that Indiana ballot
thieves should fail of the formal vindication of
their villainv sought through the election
OF their made to-order ticket Whom Indianapo-
lis suffrage speaks on Tuesday, the eleventh of
October, let it be in tones that will terrorze all
future villains against engaging in conspiracy to
defeat the popular will.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26
FALL OF A FLOOR.
Forty Thousand of VanCamp & Co.'S Tomato
Cans Dumped Into the Canal.

Last evening at o'clock section of the floor
IN that portion of VanCamp & Co.'S fruit pack
ing establishment built on the canal, gave way,
and forty thousand cans of tomatoes were dumped
into the stream. The fall of the floor is sup
posed to have resulted from the undermining of
the foundation by the current which very
swift at that point. The propristors hardly
think il could have been the result of the heavy
weight, for they have frequently had larger
stock hand. portion of the canned goods
had been boxed, and were ready for shipment,
and the rest had inst been labeled
and piled up to await boxing AS
soon as the crash came many Of the
poverty stricken people in the neehborhood
hurried 10 tbs scene and began carrying off the
for their own use, and IL was some time be-
fore the company could get a force Of men sufi
cent TO protect their property. Thousands of
the cans sunk TO the bottom of the stream, and
large force OF men were at once put to work to
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26
GOING TO ST. LOUIS.
Hundreds Of Veterans Pass Through the City
departure of lndiana's Delegation.

The G. A. R., Department of Indiana. under
the command of the department. commander.
Ira J. Chase. will leave for the St. Louis
campment at noon to-day, By special train. over
the Vandalis railroad. The indications are that
it will be of the largest excursions that ever
left the city. Veterans from all over the State
came to the city yesterday and last night, and
the trains of this morning are expected to bring
them in by the hundreds. Adiutant- general
Walker has been notified that a great many
posts from the larger cities of the State
will be here in a body to JOIN the excursion.
Hundreds of people who not identified with
the G. A r. are also going along. The train is
to be handsomely decorated, and nothing will
be left undone TO make the excursion attractive.
body, and will be accompanied by
brass band Chapman Post will also
furnish a large delegation, and all the other
posts of the city will be well represented. The
W. Z. G. of the State under command of Mrs.
Wulschner will go the train. All
ladies expecting to accompany the Relief Corps
division are requested to report to Mrs. Wuisch-
ner. at George II. Thomas Post Hall, early this
forenoon. The Maj Robert Anderson Post will
go over the Bee-line leaving by special train at
$50 P. NJ Comrades are advised to delay the
purchase of tickets until they have seen the
committee transportation, at the regular
meeting tonight, at 100
Nearly all the trains that passed through the
city yesterday over the roads leading to St.
Louis were loaded with delegates and veterans
on their way to the encampment Last night
at Ii o'clock the Vandaia road sent out it's train
in two sections. and the |. & ST. L. in three
tions. On the trains were delegates from near
ly all the Eastern States. The New Jersey,
Massachusetts and Ohio departments occupied
special cars, lavishly adorned with flags and
bunting. The Massachusetts department was
accompanied by the Wilcox Post of Boston. as
the escort of the Grand Commander of the @. A
R. With the Ohio division was the Grand
Army Drill Corps, of Columbus.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26

Mosquitoes.
We have adjustable mosquito canopy
frame that can be attached to headboard or foot
board. that is just the thing needed now while
the little pests numerous. They
cheap ard very durable and can be taken down
put mp in one minute Call and supply your
self before they are all gone.
HILDEBRAED & FUGATE,
SO South Meridian street.
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PettiS, Bassett& Co.
COOPERATING WITH DOXEY.
Committees Appointed to Solicit Gas Con-
tracts for Him on the South Side.

The general committee authorized by the citi-
zens of the South Side to solicit contracts for
The Anderson Natural Gas Company, in accord
ance with Major Doxey's proposition for piping
gas to the city, has appointed the following sub
mittee TO canvass the streets assigned to them
G. S. Bradley and A ". Denney, both sides OF
Prospect street and south to Willow street. lying
between Shelby and Reid streets; NJ. H.
Toomey, both sides of Coburn street and south
Of same between East and Shelby Streets Sinks
Ferguson, both sides OF Buchanan and Dough-
erty streets from east to Virginia avenue. and
west side of Virginia avsrue between Buchanan
and Douchsrty streets and cross Streets; j. S.
Cruise, McCarty street, both sides, to Buchanan
street and cross streets, from East street to
Virginia avenue, and west side OF Virginia
avenue between McCarty and Buchanan
streets julius Reinecke, Virginia avenue to
East street. East Soath street to McCarty
street, and cross streets. and west side of Vir-
glnia avenue, bstwsen McCarsy and East
streets: Mr.. Hoover, Woodlawn and
Pleasant streets. both sides, from Reld street to
Dillon street; Eli Thompson. Lexington avenue,
both sides. frora Reid to Dillon street; DIR. W.
Il. Jeffriss Hoyt avenue, both sides.
from Reid to Dillon street; A. o. Dsspro,
Fletcher avenue. both sides, from Reid
TO Dillon street. T. Harrison and Mr.. Barrow,
SpRnn avenue, both sides from Reid to Dillon
streets; Ed BrundRgs. English avenue and De-
loss street. both sides, from Reid to Dillon
street; DIR. BRYANT, east side Virginia avenue.
both sides, South street between Virginia
avenue and Noble both sides, Noble street to
Virginia avenue. School street and cross streets;
Henry Liant and Chas. Stuckmeysr, East street
to Dillon street, Harrison street. both sides aud
cross streets. to Big Four tracks, and Rock wood
street. Lee A Fulmsr, English avenue, from
Harrison street TO Dillon street, both sides; Mel
son Yoke and John Mcfarland both sides of
Fletcher avenue from Noble to Dillon street;
Jos. l.. Fisher and Lynn Atkinson. Huron street,
from Noble to Dillon, both sides; George Hitz,
Elm street. both sides, from Noble to Dillon
Streets Thos. Brock, Hosbrook street, both
Sides from Cedar TO Dillon street; Thos.
Brock. Robert Brock and George Schikantantz,
east side Virginia avenue from Noble to Dillon
Htreet.
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remove them. In order that nons might float
away men were stationed along the stream be-
low the establishment to pick up all that foated
down. The damage cannot be estimated until
the all removed from the stream. Mr..
VanCamp said last night that he did not think
the loss would be more than $500. The accident
will materially interfere with the work of the
Enlistment for few days, as this IS the busiest
season. For several weeks from five to seven
hundred persons have been employed in canning
tomatoes alone. A part of the force worked on
the floor that gave way, and had the accident
occurred during working hours there would per-
hans have bsen loss of life.
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At tire ThaAterH.

There are various comedy attractions at the
pity theaters this week. At English's to-nigh
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and matinee,
Miss Jennie Yeamans, bright and original
Ioubrette, will appear in her new comedy drama.
Our Jennie" In which she 10 achieving much
success. 1t is full OF music and fun.
Something of "A novelty IN the way of comedy
productions is promised for the Grand Wsdnes
day evening and during the remainder OF the
week in the engagement Of Frank Daniels in
Little Puck" which is a combination of spacta-
Gle. burlesque and comedy. Daniels is making
n great hit wherever no is playing il. and the
piece is undeuhted success.
Mr. Pete f. Baker will appear at the Museum
every afternoon and evsnine this week, in the
now version OF the weil-known play. Chris end
Lena" with which he has been so long identi-
fed. There Is much that is new in it this sea
son.
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FINE Photographs. mounted and unmounted.
so per cent. cheaper than you have ever been
able to buy them here. Agency Soule Photo
graph Co. Catalogue, 10000 subjects. all
branches of art. l0c. Call and see the selection
of hundred dozen exhibition at The Art
Room, 81 East Washington street.
FALL style Hats, all the new styles at lowest
prices, at 'Seaton's Hat Store" % North Penn
syIyanfa street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
THE JAPANESE JUGGLERs.
Their First Night At the Pavil1On
q Grand success.

The1f F1rst N1Kht ~ the FavII1Om
q Grand Success.
The Oura Japanese Jugglers opened
last evening, at the Pavilion, before q
fell house. The troupe is very strong
one, and the feats which they success
fully accomplished entranced the audi
snse and brought forth unboundsd ap-
,,Iause. The fsc:Snpfa;r;ssEsssso fsc:Snp Abs flour
~, 5,ss sramps fnd w. am
n ~ g Bittsfh surveyor; ss,Sco. :, :;
kA gales. Cal. Tell -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
CATARRH

To those who are afflicted with any OF the
different forms of Catarrh, we would say,
there is no disease which presents greater
diversity OF symptoms, none more loathsome
insidious aud danger Gus than Nasal Catarrh,
especially il com plicated ,as it almost slweys
is even from its first appearance, with an
affection of the throat.
From the earliest syr toms (Which ore
generally attributed 20 cold in the heac'D
to the various ugly ai.d distressing stages
through which the oIsease passes, the pa.
tient is hopeful uf recovery, and rarely
gives 1t proper attention unn ,certnn
noting unmi' kably the rapid advance Of
the malady to the lungs. Indeed. SO various
are the symptoms that the presence OF the
disease is not always known or even susn
pected, until 1t has reached stage dithcull
to arrest. The disease may or may not be n
tended by a discharge from the nostrils Of
throat, but there is usually present a mOrI
bid secretion aud frequent dispositionI
Especially in the morningl to clear theV
throat, aud the effort to do 80 is often. J
though not always, attended by expectora-
tion there Is q sensation of heaviness in
the frontal part OF the head, and the rain
sometimes suffers to an extent producing
headache. vertigo and confusion: 1t be-
comes difficult to think clearly. aud to conf
centrate the mind the memory becomes|
impaired and the intellect enfeebled; del
sponoency of spirit and an excitable condi3
tion of the nervous system. Such is the efI
feet of the disease. and If to this train O.
symptoms (which not infrequently leads 4
to insanity or idiocy) we add many Of tn
n ore los'hsome physical effects, as cassle1
or rottenness OF the homes of the face an
head. most offensive smell to the breath
and corrupt, morbid and poisonous secrs
tions, destruction or the serious injury
the sense of smell, hearing. sight and tast
we have catalogue OF horrors " hich wou
lead any person to make early and prop
efforts to eradicate the disease from Il
| system. Every case of Catarrh iacurable
properly treated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02

They contorted themselves into every
imaginable shape, and performed many
new feats fever before seen in this sec
tion Of the country. The great bal
ancing feats of Masakish kangko were
we'll executed, as was also the act OF
Kimzo Takaiagaud, in balancing
one of the youthful members OF
the troupe on a pole. Tashugrs
Oganta, exhibited considerable knowl.
edge of spinning and handling top. He
spun il in the air In front OF him, al
by a quick movement it landed and spun
on his teeth. He transferred it success
ively to a pointed bamboo stick and
on the end Of fan. He then took
half hitch to piece OF string extending
to piece of fancy work suspended from
the ceiling. The top travelled upward
until it struck the hanging object, which
Immediately with crash dropped into
one of the most beautiful designs OF
Japanese handiwork. Next followed de.
eidsdly the event OF the evening. during
the execution of which the audience was
held spell bound. penkichi Tokafagana,
Jap rather small in stature, but pos
ssssing an immense amount of physical
strength, balanesd heavy swelve-toot
woosisa ladder on his left shoulder, while
oas o; the smaller members of the COM
pasv ran 70 the top with the agility OF
saerksy. and perehsd on the top round.
Here he performed some wonderful
ssass. such IS one seldom or ever wit
asssss On 3 szspszs. He then placed
his rssAs foot in a loop fastened to one
ef ths ssiss near the top. ami with his
ls6s sccs pressed against the side little
hsxsr Gew1. be assumed position at
riSas sasess - the size. He then, by
sudden Ss~. kseessi cut the other
seis and -,sx2as SaSsA fsl 10 the floor.
- sasaA - ssssslsS his legs around the
sssrssEsrilss ssasN ssh AsI way down until
he .-ssscieS tAs csassr. he then, With
sfss xiE os rs AsasS walked up and
atx.n ma TslsA fas tie hrss time the
aAr 81 shs nsss sszsAt tie stick and
played it on the e-S943- ard the little
I hcs aissupss,sS sE1lS nproarious ap-
MIA use ana cheers. Next cSnas an sxhi-
nisian al walking on swords by Denki-
CHI Tsssrsgus. The elistensng sieels were
taken OFT amoBe the ana.ercs and
proved 70 be rs sharp IS ordinary table
[ knives. They were placed n hor -zontai
[ frames, resting upon raised staad,
which ssoea about SIX feet from the
ground. The Jap in his bare feet walked
slowly over the shsrpspea edges of the
four knives, while the ssssmhlsge was
held spell bound
Then came q cuntortion act by one of
the little Japs. He arranged stack OF
small hoxes in a graduating scale upon
raised platform. Then he stood on top
OF them on his hands and bent forward
unssl ms Zee; reached the top box, when
be stood upright. 1t was a wonderful
feat considering the fact that the diane
tsr OF the top box did not exceed foot.
The troupe viii give a matinee this
afternoon and performance this
evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
News Notes.

Mr.. Freeman G. Teed. Clerk Of the
City Council. yesterday SOLD Part Of 10!
IL Orange Slope tract, 70 hd~ara
Records.
Turner's Hall has been secured for
the use of the CArpsntsvs' Union. which
will assemble there On Monday mo<Hlas
ct 8 O'Clock.
The young msa of the EAss Had, who
intend to shortly orsAniss ssesl elre,
will give an informal aszes al hsesrosa
Hall this evening. J. j. newGsas. u Sas
committee of arFanSsz>sGss> AAs eSSa
basily engaged making rssGa-sassas N'F
the social
Mr.. Il. n. Boyd hsx csRs ~ >ai
Francisco. where - ~1A alfh VI !
Canpben and N. 1. wasss st 81 exam
ination of the ~erkzsSSf @fs grad sssss''i
dredger that hiss s,ean nsaf't sss Si''
Ballona Harbor Inrstssrssfe <sfil's'@tt
If this great machine s1arnSs siv tsss =,
ouired il VII be suvet ~ Ss@lsana y
once ana set to wurs. xreiss~r es-s,t a
ties for the Bslions rsifrcs< : ass "
day.
The new branch railway o; TIRE >Coih
en- Pacific Company from San ssrnsDS'
20 the Sim Rancho sp6 sbsocs through
the Las Pcsas % San Rasnsvsnrurz Ia
been surveyed with great cars. shre
sevsral lines having cesn run sy ihs
route the expense OF an extra crSsssins Q
the Pscoims and the TIiunss creeks ,
avoided, and the largest stone quarry
the stAse viii be opened 70 the builder
Of Los Angelss.
rhs court house officials nnd them
seavss vssy eramped fos room IN thsi
present snArters- A sxx has ssrsse
besn levied ON Judge o'Gesverys cour
room and about ope-qusrssr o; II ps-
titiooed Cd to provide room for the re
oorderis stat, snd yesterday part OF tn
new addition On Court street wss con
solidated iato the general ofnce to pro
vide room for the deeds which acc1nr
late BY the thousands every month, an
which have already .ovsrHosed the spac
allotted to them
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02

The Finest Lets
Are in Mapzanits Heights in Los Angeles.
Call at ls n. Spring St. Billings & Nc
Gown,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
Chronic BrOnchitis

Chronic Bronchitis is also an infia,
tion OF the mucous membrane of the
chial tnbes. When a cold settles o
lungs the disease either ends in bron,
or pneu uonia. II 1t ends in bronchi
usually passes off as cold on the {
and still the patient does lot feel eri
well. He feels tired and languid, and
capable OF taking his usual amount Of
else. and experiences shortness of i
with more or less warmth in the pal
his hands. Soon after this cough apl
accompanied by an expec,oration Of
mucus, followed by hectic flush, !
flesh and s.rength and night sweat
tinue, when the patient assumes all Y
pearanees OF having a genuine case d
sumption. But this Is simply cstarrfi
lungs or chronic Bronchitis.
In the lator stage of the oisease theI
softens, while in the smaller tubes
cells OF the lungs the mucus membf
comes congested and infiammed.
are no cayaties nor tubercles In thei
bur merely wasting away OF thf
bronchial tubes, and death take
fro<3 obstruction OF the bronchial tu1
air cells of the, lungs. The patid
from exhaustion and suffocationl
to expectorate the mucuS
in the passs &c leadi{
lungs, which In some cases Is std
small in fnshtity, but more col
copious, of light straw or yellowf5
Ofteutimes streak of blood make
pearance in the mucus. and at tin
Is disagreeable smell. Persons
dicted are very liable to tafs a
which time the mucus becn
frothy. and 1t is not uncom>V.
that the patient dies in on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
CONSUM

From consumers, "te
usually applied to the
lung disease.
The following are promA
In the first stage, and wherev.
exist a thorough examination )
made. with a view to arresting,
as shown to exist: There Is u.s.
Of WEAKNESS upon a little exc
sition to remain passivt And
ency, often from no aubareh
culisr sensitiveness to- the d
and q breathlessnets upon ri
or descending a hill or stat
ing cough, with or with0v III
excitability upon slighenS,
pains through the ches{jria;I
the shoulder blades. xsar--T1
more noticeable tor
night. slight fever fen TO
feet or hands, or. iUot rs M "A
ity of the lips and yfgaret ~ III Tu
Constitutional Sc0nvev % Nn
is a common 2S. kIIsS
less sure. 1t alcOlmson1N
cough. At irsta 4 Of NEL1 rs
lngly minute,
ing their presenEe to 80 ~
into more activ&n SELcX4SnM
the train OF sJ VI 4
doubt as to its trba0n 70 rRf
splitting Of blood (,eyev aIL
mucus is the firSatdn Ios n0
deposits. or 1t n fAc& LOl
the back. followS;t, SUNNI ",
tho nalnna nf fHPoA-s u ~
hush on the che&oit Of coll
inroads OF this fd<blans fer I'm
the stomach andk ~ OF co, I1
considerable timle nom ~
fever and night day.
ed by dfarrhOea. 1fers
strength becomes r3I0oo
the features sharpe W
usual brilliancy an
realize that he Is j~T
drme constitutions NJ h,
Inhalations are a. aor.
OF the respiratory "a NS7
throat diseases, u-k
sumption. and tba W
cured by this n "sr A9A
else can, 20 ~
We would ps.,snne(
eastern friendla seeV;
iuedtcation-Iun. @
most favorabla1 Hen
wish to avoid ;Sol E.
dreds of invalt We, s,
mate alone. aH rs Gel
consequence d III: p
Persons dea WGt!ty; a
,em of practt y Hard
home as well l.sapfds
will cause no ~; Er1
o business wi HiusE
l have eenfChicaS
hat 1 do notly Mrs
lnless both l&ssmna
Even then ~ n
Iisolving the Rstyer
nd healing sh
lse can do wit ncrt
The very
Those who d 10 "a
3gard to theii nsS
fhce for col NOV
ut, II imposs 10 ~
1py of my q ~ w.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
Frrs~ual Mention.

George Gurnsey, Of Mushawaken,
Wis.,, il in the city,
Ex Governor Stoneman and wife have
gone on . trip to Alaska.
Coy W. vinton. of the lumber firm
of w. G. vinton, of Detroit, Michigan,
is in town.
r. Hengerback. of the Pullman Palace
Car Company. is in town and registered
at the Nadeau.
Henry l. Kowalski, a prominent at.
torney of San Francisco, is in the city
ON Q pleasure trip.
C. A. Cordori has disposed of his in
terest in the Ventura Republican and is
Visiting Los Angeles.
Jay E. Hunter. E.q, left yesterday
for San Disgo. from which place he will
sail for Alaska on the 4th.
George T. Toy, of the well known
real estate firm of Bovee. Toy 4 Co., OF
San Francisco, is in town and stopping
ct the Nadeau.
Col. Richard Garvey was in the city
yesterday. He and his co.owner, E. j.
Baldwin, are making great success of
their subdivision of lands ON the Merced
Rancho. They are selling them dirt
cheap.
Mr.. Johann Dominikus Illich, q
younger brother of our popular towns.
man. "Jerry" Illich. has been recently
appointed German consul at Spaletto,
Itaiy. Our handsome and blooded
townsman GERRY" has a row of Slav.
oman brethren-all tall sons of Anak-
who would delight the heart OF any
thoroughbred.
After stay Of six years in Los Ange-
les, the guest Of her aunt. Miss w. H.
Tuthill, Miss Margie Mackenzie started
last Thursday for her old home at Glen
Sprey, New York, to be gone at least
elk m months. This charming young lady
made host OF warm friends during her
stay in this city and she will be greatly
missed aud all of her friends wish her
pleasant trip and safe return.
Mr.. John Suzeallo, Of San Bernar-
dino, has been visiting his friends in
Los Angeles, and went home yesterday.
John has been very successful, of late,
and il approving himself the prize ca
terer of the Mountain City. He has
one of the most elegant restaurants on
the Pacific Coast, and is rapidly becom-
ing Q capitalist. 1t is pleasant circum.
stance that all the Slavonians ia Sou tn
ern California supplement their industry
by its natural outcome prosperity.
They are a gallant and meritorious lot,
and sustain their old.time reputation,
won when they were the defenders of
Christendom against the Turk.
James Addison Reavis is visiting his
relatives in Los Angeles. He has just
returned from Madrid, Spain, VIII hither
he went to examine the title which he
holds from the Spanish government to
5000, 900 acres of land in the best parts
of Southern Arizona. He reports the
title solid, but the people in the var ious
towns and cities of Southern Ariz ona
do not share his joy. They may come
to that later. One of the most peculiar
incidents of Mr.. Reaviss later career is
that he sought out the missing link to
his title and married her. This is di-
plomacy sublimated. We have had the
pleasure of meeting the lady in question,
and find her fine exemplifcation Of all |
the Andalusian graces and Catalonian
capabilities. While not desiring to an
tsgonize anybody in particular, and
with rebuked eye oblique on the Ari.
zona cowboy. may the best man or
woman, or both conjoined, win!
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-02
LOS. ANGELES DAILY HERALD, JULY 2, 1887.
Nadeau House.

Only elevator in the city. Twenty suites
with bath aud closets. e. DUNHAM, Prop.